Nepal’s new youth-led government faces the immense challenge of maintaining strategic equilibrium between India and China while simultaneously managing the existential threat of climate-driven disasters. To survive, the leadership must transcend simple domestic reforms by skillfully leveraging the country’s hydropower potential and pursuing international climate justice to ensure long-term national sovereignty.
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Nepal’s new youth-led government faces the immense challenge of maintaining strategic equilibrium between India and China while simultaneously managing the existential threat of climate-driven disasters. To survive, the leadership must transcend simple domestic reforms by skillfully leveraging the country’s hydropower potential and pursuing international climate justice to ensure long-term national sovereignty.
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